The phrase "far out from" is not a correct or standard English phrase.
If you mean "far away from," you could use that phrase instead. Example: We drove far away from the city to get some peace and quiet.
I love being away from the world so long — so far out from shore.
With all that said, there is a lot of uncertainty this far out from the election.
The only consistently problematic task is to reach far out from the torso, independent of the movement direction.
"We're just so far out from everyone else," Professor Annino said.
I wasn't far out from the beach — just beyond the lightly rolling breakers.
Susanne held her arm as far out from her body as possible.
Also remove any old stems originating too far out from the edge of the clump.
Apparently, deep, downward-drooping curves standing far out from the body represented the height of Khmer chic.
"You can't compare poll numbers this far out from an election with results of previous elections," he said.
Marshall grew up in Forest Hill, in South London, a residential neighborhood far out from the city's center.
"I'm calling on the Government to start looking at what they've got in their own country here, sitting not far out from the M25," Mr Lenigas said.
